515 yachts in the catalogue from €2,350/week
Based on current catalogue prices. Availability and final price are confirmed for your dates.
Start an Italy catamaran comparison with the departure area and your group’s cabin requirements. Then check the selected yacht’s layout, skipper or crew service and complete price. Charter Easy helps compare boats across workable Italian starts without losing sight of where you will board.
Charter Easy is a charter agency. We help compare offers and support you before, during and after your trip.
Choose your dates and group, then compare offers in the catalog.
Choose both dates, or leave both blank. Availability is checked in the catalog.
Choose a valid check-in and check-out within the allowed dates, up to 31 nights apart, or leave both blank.
Choose the part of Sardinia you want to sail from before choosing a yacht.
210 yachts in the catalogue
Start a Sicily yacht charter comparison with the coast and islands you want to explore.
166 yachts in the catalogue
For an Aeolian yacht charter, compare the north-Sicily departure base as carefully as the boat.
166 yachts in the catalogue
Choose a Campania departure that fits the coast or islands you want to explore.
148 yachts in the catalogue
For a Tuscany yacht charter, choose the mainland departure alongside the islands you want to explore.
23 yachts in the catalogue
Choose the part of the Italian Riviera you want to depart from, then compare the actual marina and yacht.
23 yachts in the catalogueSome yachts belong to more than one sailing area. Do not add the area counts together.
The markers give an overview of the sailing areas. Choose one to open its catalog offers.
See the locations together, then open the catalog for your preferred area or start.
Yacht counts do not include a date filter. Choose your dates in the catalogue to check availability.
Recorded catamaran departure choices include Portisco, Cannigione, Olbia, Porto Rotondo and Cagliari in Sardinia, alongside Palermo, Marsala, Trapani, Furnari, Capo d’Orlando and Milazzo in Sicily. These are separate starting decisions; check the selected boat’s actual base before comparing travel plans.
The Maddalena Archipelago is in northeast Sardinia. In Sicily, the Aeolian Islands northeast of the island and the Egadi off Trapani and Marsala create different geographic choices. Use the regional pages to settle that direction, then compare the catamaran offers at a workable departure.
Mainland and island starts also differ around the Gulf of Naples. A Procida pickup needs its own island arrival plan: Sailitalia lists access from Naples’ Molo Beverello and Calata Porta di Massa and from Pozzuoli. Confirm the current service and onward meeting instructions against your yacht’s check-in.
Porto Rotondo needs an equally precise base check. Yachting in Sardinia names Punta Nuraghe and Punta Asfodeli as charter locations there. Choose a boat by the address in its confirmed documents, rather than assuming every Porto Rotondo offer has the same handover.
Read the actual cabin and berth plans, equipment and guest capacity for your group. When a skipper or crew is requested, confirm their accommodation and which guest berths are available under that arrangement. Compare those details for the same travel dates before ranking the boats.
Check the precise charter mode and service line. Optional, obligatory and included skipper arrangements need different confirmations; the catamaran label cannot resolve them. Charter Easy can help check the operator’s document requirements for the selected yacht and destination.
Set out the stated charter fee, compulsory costs, marina payments and refundable deposit for each shortlist boat. Clarify fuel, mooring and service treatment in its own terms. Spartivento separates such items from its charter fee, illustrating why an apparently similar headline price needs an offer-level comparison.
Ask Charter Easy to reconcile missing details and confirm the chosen yacht and dates with the charter company. For the departure plan, use current sea-area forecasts and nautical updates for the waters you actually intend to visit; the boat type does not provide a sailing-condition assessment.
Compare the actual cabin and berth layout, guest capacity and equipment. Confirm accommodation for any skipper or crew in the selected service arrangement before deciding which guest berths your group can use.
Yes, if both departure plans work for your group. Keep the exact start and base beside each offer, and use the regional geography to decide which coast fits your intended holiday.
Do not substitute a mainland meeting point for the yacht’s Procida base. Sailitalia lists mainland ferry access from Naples and Pozzuoli; confirm the island arrival and actual boarding instructions with the selected operator.
Check whether the selected offer lists the skipper as optional, obligatory or included, then confirm the service scope, accommodation and total with the operator.
A few examples matching this destination. Check the product and charter terms on each page; availability for your dates is confirmed during the booking process.
A clearer picture of your charter, with one contact to help you make decisions and coordinate the details.
Catalog information and an enquiry are not a confirmed booking. We coordinate confirmation of your selected yacht and dates with the charter operator.
Before you decide, we help clarify the operator, what is included, mandatory extras, documents, payments, the security deposit and key contract terms.
We help you understand check-in and check-out procedures, document concerns and communicate with the operator if a problem arises.
You can contact us before departure, during the charter and after your return for help coordinating questions with the operator.
Compare offers from professional charter operators with our help, and coordinate your selection and booking details through Charter Easy.
